I saw an ad for a new Sony TV today, that the screen itself don't need any cables but a power cable. The control box sends the signal wirelessly to the TV. This is SONY! Wake up B&O. Make a "Beolab5" TV and Music system.

A14BEO: We're not jealous, we're simply saying that these look dodgier than an MP on Hampstead Heath at 2am. If you've purchased them, enjoy - I hope for your sake that they aren't PIN coded, as you won't be able to get it out of anyone at Bang & Olufsen..... "Dear Sir/Madam, I recently purchased a destroyed pair of BeoLab

Get a Mont Blanc. Most pens with a logo are cheap pens with a shiny surface.

The whole idea sounds stupid. I would never hand over my CD collection to B&O, have them forward it to some third party, shipping back and forth and paying a monstrous fee I'm sure.

Villette010: A touch screen would also be very silly, as anyone who has an iPhone would know. I've had the iPhone for almost 1,5 years now, and the touch screen is this phones strength.

Villette010: Puncher, upon purchase of the BeoSound 5, your dealer will send your entire CD collection away to be ripped and have a backup file made, either onto a seperate hard-drive or USB device. The only reason you would need an editing PC is on occasions in the future when you need to rip a new CD that you have bought. For a fee or free? I can't

So we where probably right about them... Why remove them from sale otherwise? If I was selling 100% legal Beolab's I wouldn't give a damn about some forum speculations.

Tom: Horrible! How could anyone do this to them! In transport or by burglars.

BTW, what's up with the ebay bidder1, bidder2, bidder3 etc...? Often present at different auctions I look at. Am I being paranoid?